LN-Silva escribió:
Necesito versiones del
Let it be de The Beatles. Con el grupo o artista me basta, no hace falta link para descargarlas.
He estado buscando en Google y no encuentro nada
Un saludo.
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Let It Be (song) @ Wikipedia"]
Cover versions * John Denver included a version of "Let It Be" on his 1971 album Poems, Prayers, and Promises.
* Joan Baez included "Let It Be" on her 1971 album Blessed Are... and released the song as a single. The song also appears on her live album Diamonds & Rust in the Bullring.
* Floyd Cramer recorded an instrumental version of "Let It Be", used on his Floyd Cramer with the Music City Pops album.
* Singer-songwriter Bill Withers covered "Let It Be" on his 1971 debut album Just As I Am.
* Former Fleetwood Mac guitarist and vocalist Danny Kirwan recorded a version of "Let It Be" for his 1976 album Midnight in San Juan (released in the USA under the name Danny Kirwan). The song was also released as a single in the USA.
* Leo Sayer covered the song for the 1976 ephemeral musical documentary All This and World War II.
* Ray Charles covered "Let It Be" on his 1977 album True to Life.
* Charity ensemble Ferry Aid (in the wake of the Zeebrugge ferry disaster), featuring McCartney amongst others, recorded a version which reached #1 on the UK singles chart in March 1987.
* Slash performed part of "Let It Be" with a guitar when Guns N' Roses performed in Argentina in 1993.
* Canadian artist Anne Murray included a version on her 1999 album, What a Wonderful World.
* Australian rock musician Nick Cave recorded a cover of the song for the soundtrack to the 2001 film I Am Sam.
* A cover version of "Let It Be" was released on Johnny Maestro & The Brooklyn Bridge's 2002 album Peace on Earth.
* The Canadian singer-songwriter Allison Crowe covered "Let It Be" on her 2004 album Tidings.
* Pianist/keyboardist Bradley Joseph introduced his instrumental arrangement of "Let It Be" on his 2005 album For the Love of It.
* British duo Journey South released a cover of "Let It Be" on their 2006 debut album Journey South.
* British soul singer Beverley Knight has covered the song live several times, and included a recording as a b-side to her 2006 single "Piece of My Heart".
* Lara Veronin, the main vocalist of the Taiwanese group Nan Quan Mama, performed a shortened live acoustic version to promote their album on GTV in June 2006.
* The American singer Aretha Franklin covered "Let It Be" on the album Come Together, A Soul/Jazz Tribute to the Beatles.
* Joe Cocker performed a slower, simpler version of the song.
* The song was translated into Hebrew and played by Naomi Shemer, the composer of "Yerushalayim Shel Zahav".
* The boy band B5 released a version of "Let It Be" on their self-titled debut album.
* "Let It Be" is featured in a viral internet video chronicling the history of pop music using just four chords. A Brief History of Pop Music - In Four Chords
* Mexican singer Johnny Laboriel sings a version in Spanish, "Me Ayudo"
* Tennessee Ernie Ford also covered "Let It Be." His version was released on the Capitol/Special Markets label album Great Songs of The Beatles.
* South Korean group SG Wannabe and Epik High performed "Let It Be" in one of their concerts.
Parodies and cultural references * The children's television show Sesame Street parodied "Let It Be" with the song "Letter B".
* The parody band Beatallica did a version called "The Thing That Should Not Let It Be", which also parodied the Metallica song "The Thing That Should Not Be".
* The Minneapolis-based alternative rock band The Replacements named their seminal 1984 release Let It Be after this song. The now-defunct Let It Be Records in downtown Minneapolis is named for the Replacements album, not the Beatles song.
* The French group Les Bidochons parodied "Let It Be" with "Les Petites Bites" (The Littles Cocks).
* An episode of the children's television series Hannah Montana is titled "Debt It Be".
* The Streets used "Let It Be" as a backing beat to a song dedicated to his dead father, "Never Went To Church".
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. Pareces mi google particular 
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